Language, Band 48,Ausgaben 1-2George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1972 |
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... sound change as Zeno's paradox does to our understanding of motion . If the belief in the abrupt character of ... sound change - is thrown out : " The doctrine of gradual phonetic change may turn out to be a remnant from pre - phonemic ...
... sound change as Zeno's paradox does to our understanding of motion . If the belief in the abrupt character of ... sound change - is thrown out : " The doctrine of gradual phonetic change may turn out to be a remnant from pre - phonemic ...
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... sound of the falling rain . ' Since one's perception ( hearing ) of a sound and the action ( in this case , rain fall- ing ) producing this same sound must necessarily be simultaneous , it is expected that both -te iru and simultaneous ...
... sound of the falling rain . ' Since one's perception ( hearing ) of a sound and the action ( in this case , rain fall- ing ) producing this same sound must necessarily be simultaneous , it is expected that both -te iru and simultaneous ...
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... sound physiology is nothing but an auxiliary science ( 317 ) ; but since the importance of Brücke's findings concerning the physiological approach to sound analysis had been stressed in the previous chapter ( 246–8 ) —similar works by ...
... sound physiology is nothing but an auxiliary science ( 317 ) ; but since the importance of Brücke's findings concerning the physiological approach to sound analysis had been stressed in the previous chapter ( 246–8 ) —similar works by ...
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VOLUME 48 NUMBER 1 MARCH | 4 |
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PUBLISHED BY THE LINGUISTIC SOCIETY OF AMERICA | 256 |
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